A press release boilerplate generator, and bios to match
Boilerplate and bio writer writes the About paragraph that sits at the bottom of a release and the bios for founders and executives. You give it the facts and say where the text will be used, and it matches the length and tone.
Who it is for
PR teams who rewrite the same About paragraph for every release and a bio for every speaker page.
You get
- A boilerplate of 60 to 100 words that says what the company does, where it is based, how long it has operated and its website, from the facts you give
- Bios that lead with a current role and one concrete credibility signal, at the length you ask for
- Only the facts you supply
What it does, in four steps
- 01
Give the facts
What the company does, where, since when, and the website.
- 02
Say where it is used
A press page, a speaker programme or a release.
- 03
It writes the text
Plain and specific, with no superlatives.
- 04
Save it to the client
Your boilerplate goes into every release, word for word.
An example, start to finish
Fennel & Co. is a made-up bakery, and every detail here is invented. This sample shows the shape of a draft. When you run it, it works from your own client and news.
The brief you type in
Boilerplate for Fennel & Co. A bakery in [CITY], open since [YEAR], baking bread in batches. Website [WEBSITE]. Also a 50-word bio for the founder, Sam Okafor.
What it writes
A boilerplate and a bio
About Fennel & Co. Fennel & Co. is a bakery in [CITY] that has been baking bread in batches since [YEAR]. It sells loaves and pastries from its shop on [STREET]. Visit [WEBSITE].
Sam Okafor is the founder of Fennel & Co., a bakery in [CITY]. [ONE CREDIBILITY SIGNAL SUPPLIED BY YOU.]
A boilerplate and bio template you can copy
Fill in the brackets with facts you can stand behind.
About [COMPANY]: [What it does, in one sentence.] [Where it is based and how long it has operated.] [One fact a journalist can check.] [Website.]
Bio: [Name] is [current role] at [company]. [One concrete credibility signal.] [Where to find them.]
Questions people ask
How long is a boilerplate?
60 to 100 words.
What goes into a bio?
Only the roles, credentials and awards you supply.
Can it write a short and a long bio?
Yes. Give the exact length, such as 2 sentences or 150 words.
Do I need a credit card to try it?
No. Every plan starts with 30 days free and no credit card needed. You can cancel any time.
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